... had left in the London and Liverpool packets for New York, with the view of aidinr , the patriots in Lower Canada, and that arms an stores had also been forwarded to the same destination. From inquiries set on foot to ascertain the correctness of such ...

... expense of lighting with gas was 16/. 105. Lord JOHN RUSSELL agreed that the ventilation was at present satisfactory, and very much improved. COURTS OF QUARTER SESSION—COUNTY i 3 OURTS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought under the consideration of the house ...

... members of that house with treachery superadded to perjury ; and he (Mr. Grattan) begged to ask the noble lord whether he would follow it up or no? If he did not, he (Mr. Grattan) would. He would sit down, not repeating the words of the hon. and learned ...

... names of certain voters who had no right to vote, and ought not to have been placed o n the r e g ist r y of voters .. Mr. GRATTAN moved that the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Belfast Election Committee be printed (ministerial cheers). The motion ...

... contradiction to the report recently very generally circulated, that this sporting Nobleman was going to the dogs! The Earl of Cardigan will take the pack. SOMETHING RAYTHER FUNNY.—This is about the funniest paragraph we have met with for some time:— Captain ...

... jury of Orangemen. The great debate upon the Irish question commenced on Monday night in the Commons. It was commenced by Lord John Russell in a speech worthy of his very best days, and in that spirit which once aroused all England in support of the Whig ...

... were formed for regulating the prices of land, attacking houses, administering oaths, delivering threatening notices, taking arms, taking horses at night and returning them again in the mornifig, taking WI girls, murders proctors and guagers, preventing ...

... various local authorities in England l „, and Wales relative to the assembling together and arming of certain persons denominating - themselves Chartists .. Lord JOHN RUSSELL observed that it would be quite impossible for this correspondence to be produced ...

... surrender in BASINGHALL STREET. MACHIN, JOHN MORGA, High Holborn, tavern and hotel keeper, November 5, at one, and December 3. at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Hare, Lincoln's Inn fields; official assignee, Mr. Clark. BLOMFELD, JOHN, Lynn, bookseller, November 1, at ...

... he had under his arm, and witness distinctly heard the deceased call out, 80-a-t, bo-a-t, with the water gurgling in his throat. The drags were then resorted to, and in an hour and three quarters the deceased was brought up.—John Jones, a waterman ...

... Jones, of the Sheephouse have passed the customs at the prevailing duty of Barley 5,512 .. 460 Id Beans 1,612 .. 44s 5d F arm , which deserves particular notice as an 20s Sd per quarter, during the last ten days, the oats ~.. 10,321 .. 270 Od I Peas-_ ...